Understanding the Difference between Termite-Damaged and Rotten Wood

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Rotten wood and termite infestations are two separate issues that need to be identified and treated differently. While rotten wood can be restored with professional help, termite damage is irreversible and requires immediate action to prevent further damage. Hiring professionals for termite control ...


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Understanding the Difference between
Termite-Damaged and Rotten Wood
Page 01

Termites are often blamed for
decaying wood in homes. However,
they are the cause of severe
damage to wood as they feed on
timber for their survival.
Page 02

Page 03Larana, Inc.
In North Shore, like the rest of
Australia, termites look for fallen
logs during winter, and as a
result, trees begin to die.

Termites prefer to eat wet wood as it is
easier for them to consume.
Page 04

While termites are often associated with
rotten wood, the reality is different.
Rotten wood and termite infestations are
two separate issues and need to be
treated accordingly.
Page 05Larana, Inc.

To protect wood from intensive
termite attack and activity, it is
important to hire termite control
experts from a registered pest
control firm in North Shore for a
thorough inspection.
Page 06Larana, Inc.

Signs of Rotten Wood include
wood decomposition due to water
exposure, appearance after a
flood or plumbing leak, mold
formation, and softening of wood
with a darker color than usual.
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Page 08Larana, Inc.
Signs of Termite Damage include
piles of wings near furniture and
walls made of wood, holes in
wood that allow termites to enter
their nests, and the presence of
mud tubes on walls or surfaces.

Termites and rotten wood are
often found together as termites
prefer to feed on soft and
malleable wood. Modern home
sealants can help drive out
termites, but rotten wood outside
can increase termite problems.
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Page 10Larana, Inc.
Untreated posts planted in the
ground will eventually start
rotting, making them an easy
target for termites. When termites
target rotten wood, they become a
serious problem as they will move
on to healthy wood after finishing
the rotten portions.

Termite damage is irreversible,
and immediate action is required
to prevent further damage. On
the other hand, rotten wood can
be restored with professional
furniture restoration applications.
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Page 12Larana, Inc.
In conclusion, termite control actions
must be taken immediately to
prevent larvae from hatching and
eating away at homes. Similarly,
rotten wood must be repaired and
restored to prevent structural
damage and termite infestations.
R.I.P Pest Management Pty Ltd
provides effective termite control
services in North Shore, and it is
advisable to seek their assistance to
protect your home from termites and
wood rot.

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